GUIDES
Guides
Short, concrete answers to the questions developers actually ask about AI-generated game art: what a sprite sheet generator does, how to keep a character consistent across animations, how to export to Aseprite, Tiled and Godot, and how a coding agent reads finished assets over a read-only MCP server.
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What is an AI sprite sheet generator?
An AI sprite sheet generator turns a character image and an action into aligned animation frames. Here is the pipeline, the export files, and the limits.
How do you generate game assets with a coding agent?
A working split: you generate art in PX-Art, your coding agent reads it over read-only MCP and writes the loading code. Steps, JSON examples and limits.
What is an MCP server for game assets?
MCP lets an AI client call tools and read resources on an external server. Here is what a game-asset MCP server exposes: 12 read-only tools and scene URIs.
How can Codex use game art assets?
Codex cannot draw sprites, but it can read them. Connect it to PX-Art over read-only MCP and it writes correct frame math, pivots and nine-slice code.
How can Cursor generate sprites for a game?
Cursor does not draw pixels. PX-Art generates the sprites; Cursor reads them over read-only MCP and wires them into your game. Here is the working loop.
How do you keep AI-generated characters consistent?
Keep AI-generated characters consistent across actions and facings with a locked palette, a body-size tier with proportion refs, and cached turnaround stills.
How do you export AI sprites to Aseprite?
Export AI-generated animations from PX-Art as a sprite sheet PNG or an Aseprite package, import them at the right cell size, tag loops, re-export from the CLI.
How do you use AI-generated assets in Godot?
Bring PX-Art sprite sheets and scenes into Godot 4: nearest-neighbor import, SpriteFrames from strips, Tiled JSON with grid coordinates and px_art properties.
How do you generate a tileset for Tiled?
Generate a tileset with PX-Art magenta guide grid and deterministic slicing, then open the exported atlas.png, tileset.json, tileset.tsx, tileset.tmj in Tiled.
What is the difference between an AI image generator and an AI game asset workspace?
An AI image generator returns pictures you manage as files. A game asset workspace returns typed project assets with coordinates and agent-readable structure.
Where to start
If you are new to generating game art with AI, read what an AI sprite sheet generator is first, then how to keep a character consistent — consistency is the part that decides whether generated frames are usable in a real project.
If you already have assets and want a coding agent to consume them, start with what an MCP server for game assets is, then the MCP reference page for the full tool list.
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FAQ
Are these guides specific to PX-Art?
The concepts — sprite sheets, chroma keying, palette locking, Tiled tilesets, MCP — are general. The step-by-step instructions and file formats describe how PX-Art does it, so you can follow them exactly in the product or adapt them to your own pipeline.
Do I need an account to read the guides?
No. The guides are public. You only need an account to generate assets; new accounts start with 20 credits.
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Try it on your own character
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